Basic information
- Address
- Tsukisamu-nishi 2-3-jo 4-chome and others (Park Life Center: Misono 11-jo 8-chome 1), Toyohira-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido
- Phone
- +81-11-818-3150 (Tsukisamu Park Management Office)
- Official site (English)
- https://tsukisamu-park.jp/lang/en/
- Official site (Japanese)
- https://tsukisamu-park.jp/
- Plants you can see
- OtherIpomoea nil (Japanese morning glory), Taxus cuspidata (Japanese yew), Veronicastrum borissovae (エゾクガイソウ), Aster microcephalus (エゾノコンギク), Cerasus sargentii (Sargent's cherry), Tilia maximowicziana (オオバボダイジュ), Agrimonia pilosa (キンミズヒキ), Quercus acutissima (sawtooth oak), Quercus serrata (コナラ), Gomphrena globosa (globe amaranth), Pinus koraiensis (Korean pine), Celastrus orbiculatus (ツルウメモドキ), Rhus javanica (Chinese sumac), Magnolia obovata (Japanese bigleaf magnolia), Quercus crispula (mizunara), Morus australis (Korean mulberry), Anaphalis margaritacea (western pearly everlasting), Vitis coignetiae (crimson glory vine), Eupatorium glehnii (ヨツバヒヨドリ)
Based on information published by each facility. Bloom times vary by year and weather. Plant links open our plant encyclopedia.
- Nearest station
- Subway Toho Line "Misono Station" about 5 min. on foot (to the Sakashita parking lot entrance), "Tsukisamu-Chuo Station" about 9 min. on foot; Namboku Line "Minami-Hiragishi Station" about 16 min. on foot
- Parking
- Takadai 83 spaces, Sakashita 40 spaces (each with spaces reserved for people with disabilities), 4:30-20:30. Takadai parking lot is available until November 15
About
A comprehensive park of about 22 ha. It has natural forest with large Mizunara oak trees remaining (Kutsurogi no Mori [Relaxation Forest] and Sansaku no Mori [Strolling Forest]) and a History Forest. In the Strolling Forest, Fukujuso (Amur adonis) and Ezo-engosaku (Corydalis ambigua) are planted on the forest floor. The park also has paid sports facilities such as a baseball field, tennis courts and a park golf course, as well as a multipurpose field and playground equipment.